Vladislav Deulin is a Russian competition climber, European Champion, and World Cup Overall Champion in speed climbing. After securing a silver medal in the Speed men’s category at the Worldcup in Wujiang, China, in 2016, Vladislav Deulin rapidly established himself as a prominent figure in international competition speed climbing. This early international recognition was swiftly followed by a monumental year in 2017, where the Russian competition climber claimed three gold medals in the Speed discipline across various Worldcup events. These dominant performances took place in Chongqing, China; Arco, Italy; and Xiamen, China.
His exceptional consistency and victories throughout the season culminated in him being crowned the World Cup Overall Champion in Speed for 2017, a testament to his elite skill and dedication within the sport. Deulin continued his impressive medal-winning streak and consistent presence on the podium in subsequent years. In 2017, he also earned a silver medal at the China Open in Guangzhou, further demonstrating his competitive range. The following year, 2018, saw him secure two more silver medals: first at the Worldcup in Moscow, Russia, and subsequently at the International Climbing Series Outdoor Village Speed Stars in Akishima, Tokyo, Japan.
Most recently, Vladislav Deulin reaffirmed his competitive prowess by winning a gold medal at the IFSC Europe Continental Cup in Gaflenz, Austria, in 2021. As a European Champion and World Cup Overall Champion, his career trajectory demonstrates a consistent ability to perform at the absolute elite level of speed climbing, making him a highly recognized and decorated name within the sport and a consistent presence on international podiums.